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We arrived at the Wind Shelter at Årsjön from Tyresta at approx 13.00.
It was crowded with people, it´s a very popular area!
The shelter is nicely placed by a small lake in a national park.

But we wore not worried, the sun sets within 2 hours, the crowd needs to head out very soon, so we started rigging.
It was some American girls there as well, trying to learn the art of skating

We inherited the fire from the last couple leaving and sat down by the fire
and started preparing food.

And in skates about 10 people, 3 adults and 7 kids.
They totally took over the place, they grabbed more wood from the wood shelter
(they place wood in shelters so you wont hack down the forest) placed 300m away.
They took a hole backpack full (same amount me and my mate used for the hole night).

They placed all the wood on the fire and starts waving sleeping pads to get fire going, sparks was flying like crazy.
And there i sit, 1m from the fire wearing all down eq, not very happy

We came to think about all the chores needed to be done and moved away from the fire.

They finally got the live coal they wanted , grilled a few burgers and left.

The sun sets!
Calmness.
We sparely used torches and found out doing stuff in almost total darkness is a total different story.

While we are sitting by the fire and cooking dinners on our Bushbuddys
2 young guys with huge backpacks (same as ours) walks up, they planned to sleep over at the shelter as well.

They chit chat for a short while and wishes us a good night sleep and walks away to the next shelter.

Anyone noticed the difference in approach

**** cold, to just sit by the fire, so:

We hit the hammocks and had a warm, calm sleep the hole night.
Except me, i heard about 4-5 woman got murdered loudly one by one in
the middle of the night.
Prob deer, my mate didn´t hear a thing
Temps went from 17F to 25F over night.

We woke up, i copied shug and made breakfast from the hammock with the
Bios, my mate had to go up and fire up the Bushbuddy

We broke camp, hide the backpack´s and took a 1km stroll over the lake to get to the Geocache, we found it quick and easy.

We went back and grabbed our backpack and headed back to the car, picking up a second geocache on the way.

Issues = Some Condensation between Sleeping bag and pad.
Isoleted drinking tubes is a waste of money

For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that is to be revealed to us....that the creation itself also will be set free from its slavery to corruption into the freedom of the glory of the children of God. For we know that the whole creation groans and suffers the pains of childbirth together until now.
Romans 8:18,21-22

Hey moski.... isn't breakfast from the hammock the best? Glad you both got out .... sounds like a social adventure!
Any time out in the woods is a terrific time .... wish you could have gotten that really cold weather!!!!
Thanks for the report from sector 63.
Shug

Hey moski.... isn't breakfast from the hammock the best? Glad you both got out .... sounds like a social adventure!
Any time out in the woods is a terrific time .... wish you could have gotten that really cold weather!!!!
Thanks for the report from sector 63.
Shug

Yeah, you are learning me bad habits
It took me forever to leave the hammock.

About cold weather and WB Yeti, all we can to is to keep our
fingers crossed.

Sector 63 is a real pain to be in charge of

Btw, got me some wristies waiting for me when i got home.
One day to late...
So it's starting to add up:

Bushbuddy

Bios#2

Wristies

And all is you to blame (turk as well)
Let me know how your pay back plan sounds like